Islamic Resistance Launches Khaybar 2 Across Southern Lebanon and Northern Israel

The Islamic Resistance announced the launch of Khaybar 2.

“Islamic Resistance fighters targeted the headquarters of the 146th Division in Ja’atun with a rocket barrage: statement 60 Islamic Resistance fighters threw a Shuwaz explosive device at a Merkava tank at the Friz hill in the town of Ainatha, damaging it: statement 59 Islamic Resistance fighters targeted a Merkava tank at the Jenejel height in the town of Qantara with a guided missile, and it was seen burning: statement 58 Islamic Resistance fighters targeted the headquarters of the 146th Division in Ja’atun with a rocket barrage: statement 60 Islamic Resistance fighters threw a Shuwaz explosive device at a Merkava tank at the Friz hill in the town of Ainatha, damaging it: statement 59 Islamic Resistance fighters targeted a Merkava tank at the Jenejel height in the town of Qantara with a guided missile, and it was seen burning: statement 58”

Al-Manar TV Lebanon

They simultaneously targeted several settlements with synchronized rocket salvos.

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They struck military infrastructure deeper inside northern Israel than before.

The Resistance conducted a carefully planned ambush of a mechanized Israeli force in Beit Lif.

Iranian-backed outlets provided a continuous flow of claims about tank strikes and destroyed vehicles.

Islam Times

Saba News Agency documented the destruction of a tank and the evacuation of wounded under heavy smoke cover.

Iranian and allied media provided extensive coverage of the Lebanese front.

“Lieutenant General Ali Abdollahi: The resistance front has not weakened but has made the enemy incapable”

Islam Times

Operations were framed as defense in response to accelerated Israeli bombardment.

Western mainstream media either downplayed or omitted the Lebanese front entirely.

Nasrallah acknowledged Lebanon was weaker but the resistance front has not weakened.

Iranian military leadership said the front has made the enemy incapable.

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The narrative of resilience was constant through both Western and non-Western sources.